20 JUNE 1914, page 2

In The House Of Lords On Tuesday Lord Lansdowne Moved

his vote of censure on the Government. We have dealt with his speech and its consequences elsewhere, but must say here that it was an utterance in every way worthy of the......

Mr. Redmond Is Said To Have Gained A Complete Victory

in the matter of the National Volunteers, who, by the way, are said to be increasing at the rate of fifteen thousand members a week. Mr. Redmond's plan for reorganizing the body......

The Result Of The Debate Was The Announcement Of The

Government that the Amending Bill will be introduced into the Lords next Tuesday. As to its form nothing was said, but, after all, this does not matter, as the Government......

Sir Edward Grey, Replying To Criticisms Of The Scheme On

its political and strategical aides, maintained that the good relations between Russia and Great Britain would be un- affected by this deal. The Anglo-Peraian Company's con......

Mr. Churchill Explained And Defended The Government's...

Anglo-Persian Oil Company in the Commons on Wednesday. His speech, which lasted an hour and a half, was in great measure an expansion of the Admiralty Memorandum ; but Mr.......

Mr. Boner Law Concluded His Short Campaign In Seotland On

Friday week at Glasgow, where be addressed a unanimous and enthusiastic meeting in St. Andrew's Hall. He began by contrasting the grave peril of the present situation in Ireland......

Mr. Pretyman, While Approving Of The Scheme, The Credit For

which he attributed to the prescience of Lord Strathcona, criticized its finance ; and Mr. Ramsay MacDonald applauded the Government for standing out against the monopoly of the......

When We Went To Press Yesterday Week M. Ribot Had

formed a strong Cabinet. A few hours later he had resigned as the result of a hostile vote in the Chamber, which by a majority of forty-four declared its want of confidence in......